Sentence examples for bridge organization from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong is now part of China, but maintains its own bridge organization, competing internationally.

Die Brücke, ( German: "The Bridge") organization of German painters and printmakers that from 1905 to 1913 played a pivotal role in the development of Expressionism.

That statement sounds political, for Britain does have a hereditary monarchy and a selected, unelected House of Lords, but it refers to bridge organization.

For bridge this tournament is the former World Team Olympiad, to which any national bridge organization in good standing with the World Bridge Federation may send one team to the Women's, Open and Senior events.

The charges against Fisher, Schwartz, Fantoni, and Nunes are still officially only allegations: no national bridge organization has ruled on any of the current cases, and the four players have hired lawyers and prepared defenses.

In 2009, a 9-year-old Georgia boy, Richard Jeng, became the youngest player to earn the rank of life master from the American Contract Bridge League, the nation's largest bridge organization; the average age of its 165,000 members is 67.

This followed the practice of international bridge organizations dating back 70 years, based on reality.

It's also likely that major bridge organizations will adopt binding-arbitration requirements, thereby eliminating the intimidation presented by lawsuits.

The diagramed example cropped up this year in the Inter-Club Contract Bridge League in Manhattan, one of the oldest bridge organizations in the world, dating back almost 70 years.

All the major bridge organizations have protocols for dealing with allegations of unethical behavior, but the organizations have often been ineffective in the past, and Brogeland feared they'd do nothing.

The selection process for the International Olympic Committee's Grand Prix immediately preceding the Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City in February was complicated by the fact that there are two bridge organizations in North America.